The site offers boat launch access to the lake. No overnight camping is permitted.

Fort Ransom State Park is located in the Sheyenne River Valley. The park is located on one of North Dakota's Scenic Byways and Backways. The park offers canoe and kayak rentals, and there are corrals and trails for groups bringing their own horses. The annual Sodbuster Days celebration is held here.

Located on Devils Lake, North Dakota's largest natural lake, the Grahams Island State Park is a great place for fishing year round. Nearby attractions include the Sully Hill National Game Preserve, Spirit Lake Sioux Reservation, and a Casino.

This park is located on the northern shore of Lake Renwick, near the Canadian border. Within the park grounds is a Pioneer Heritage Center and some restored historic building. There is also a homestead and nature preserve located within the park limits.

Turtle River State park is located in a wooded North Dakota Valley. The park was constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps, and offers year round recreational activities, such as camping, picnicking, fishing, and multi use trails. The river is stocked with trout, and kids can sign out fishing gear at the park office.

The park offers RV site camping for 30amps and also primitive site camping. There are showers, corrals, canoe and kayak rentals, multi-use trails, and a playground on site.

This campground has 107 sites available, with 30/50 amp RV sites as well as primitive camping. Located around the camping area are showers, restrooms, an activity center, boat ramp, picnic shelters, and a playground.

The Icelandic Campgrounds are located on the shore of Lake Renwick, and the park recommends limiting camping to the summer months. There are three cabins available for rent from May-September, and the campground is also equipped with 30 amp RV sites and primitive camp sites. The camping area is located near nature trails, picnic shelters, beaches, fishing docks, and boat ramps.

The campsites at Turtle River have a certain percentage that are available by reservation versus first-come, first-served basis. There are a total of 125 sites in the park, as well as woodland cabins, and a group lodge for daily use. The campgrounds have showers, restrooms, kitchen and dining hall, trails, playground, and a camp store.